Hey,

First of all R6 is really slick.

I did notice that the web server stops responding on my machine after I try to set a username/password using the "web security" menu item.

Any ideas on how I can restart the web server?

tia,

N

You can restart Apache (web server) by running:
as root

if that doesn't work just try:
as root

You can get to a terminal window by hitting alt+x. Type su and hit enter, then enter your password to become root.

disclaimer = I don't have R6 yet but this is pretty standard for restarting apache (web server) so it should work.

(sorry if this is too "basic")

Good Luck,

Martian

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Vizio 37" LCD HDTV (1080p)

Hey,

I did initially try that, but I suspect they aren't using apache (as it doesn't work)

N

Well, it seemed like a good idea at the time

You can have a look in /etc/init.d/ and see if you can find what web server they are running. There should be an entry for it.

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Vizio 37" LCD HDTV (1080p)

There is no longer an Apache. We went smaller and lighter w/ lighttpd. In addition, we went for speed with init ao we are using runit.

Thanks cecil (for this and all your hard work)

with only a few minor tweaks R6 worked perfectly for me

if you upgrade lighttpd this problem should now be fixed.

pacman -Syu lighttpd.
Please note you will need to redo the websecurity settings.
Also it only applies to the mythweb.

worked (as long as I said no to the non-lighttpd stuff)

thanks again!

Yeah, you have to answer NO to the first two questions or it doesn't work.